He not only “was” the Lord but in my house He still is.
“Was” and “is” isn’t necessary here.
I think I was clear in what I said. You referenced an incident that was recorded in the Scriptures, and I responded to what you brought up. It WAS an incident that WAS recorded and which happened in a moment of time in which the Word Incarnate walked among men.
Of course, He is always the same yesterday, today and forever, because He is the Lord.
He is the Lord of my home and family also.